By Ishaan Bhattacharya Modern NBA fans were upset with George Karl saying Michael Jordan would average a 40-point triple-double in the modern era. The battle between eras in basketball is one that will never be solved. Players and coaches from different eras always skew towards the challenge of playing during their time, as only they know how tough it was to play when they played. Older players and fans often cite the challenge of the ’90s as far more significant than the challenge of the modern day due to rule changes and spacing. Similarly, newer fans believe harder defensive rules and the g…
